AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoVenezuela Transition Talks: US-backed face-to-face dialogue between Venezuela’s interim government and the opposition Parliament (2015) began in Caracas, with Dinorah Figuera representing the opposition; Maria Corina Machado remains absent in exile. Mexico Security & Trade: The US suspended avocado inspections in Michoacán after a “threat to U.S. interests,” risking disruption for a state that drives most Mexican exports; Mexico also sent 1,500 more troops to bolster security. Argentina-Ecuador Deal: Javier Milei signed an automotive trade agreement with Ecuador, cutting tariffs on Argentine cars from 28% to 10% (and eliminating duties on electric/hybrid vehicles). US-Cuba Pressure: The CIA reportedly created a secret Cuba task force to coordinate intelligence and special operations, as Washington expands sanctions targeting Cuba’s military procurement network. Colombia Security Playbook: Colombia’s incoming leadership plans to study El Salvador’s crime-fighting and prison reforms under Bukele ahead of taking office. BRICS Industry Push: BRICS Industry Ministers wrapped up in Jaipur with a joint declaration focused on resilient, innovation-driven industrial cooperation. Chile-Culture Exchange: Qatar Museums and Years of Culture opened “Your Ghosts Are Mine” at Centro Cultural La Moneda in Santiago, marking the first Latin America stop.
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